Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-15

90 tell the pioneers What considerAbli
l1dicial sxperiesos enabled me 30 say
that for the coalition Of the sociaiy il
that coantFy st that time the rapit
practice Of the Aacadea Court, in whicl
/ presided in MsFysvills in 1850, be.
fore California vas admitted int0
| the Unisu. was Superior to ANYTHING
have seen sinse. Mr.. Gorhsm, one Of
your oommiftss, vas q clerk Of thai
eourt. Ie ell whom you viii 0athsI
around the festive board a. Marshall
Hall desire 10 exseRd cordial grsstines
and my besf wishes for the health and
prosperity ef ell the @ AlifoEnia pisneers,
whoever they msy Be"
A large book was placed upon the
SecretsFy's table Ia ghioh each pioneer
signed his name. and stated when be
landed Ia California, at what peins
seuts OF travel and the plAca from
whieh be started, 90 that q perfecs
tho1gh brief record may b kept Of
those important events In the life Of
each member.
The kusinese meeting thus copeluded,
the Pioneers seated themselves ct the
generously laden tables ranged under the
trees. Pianked sAad was the feature Of
the menu, and to il all did full and EVEN
Justice. Rich California wines, the gift
Of brother Pioneer, neWed freely, and
Q right royal jolly time vas had. Story
telling and speech making filed up an
hcur until the time arrived for the starr
kome.
URlversal Penny PssL
LONDON, May 14.-Hamilton Heaton.
Member of Parliament, who is advocat-
ina q uafwaraal rxsnnv r,ank haa "A :
dressed letter 10 the Post Master Gen
eral Of Great Britain, from which il
appears thst q penBy post oo1ld be
established between Great Britain and
America even without any increase in
the volume OF oOFreapondenee.
ChIaaman seateneed 70 Death.
San FRAscIsco, May I4.-Leono Sing.
the Okinaman who murdered his uncle
LeouR Chin, on Washington street,
over g month and q half ago. vss sem
tencsd to death this morning by Judge
Hunt. The date Of the execution will
be hxed maxi week.
Pienty Of Sensations.
VIcroRIA, Nav 14.-Ths felleWing 10
a special to the YiatoFsa CoIonfst: Don.
aid has had its fill Of sensations within
toe past week, with four bodies found
In the river and three shooting sorapes,
one Of which is probably fatal"
gHall Of the nl.Fatea 81. stephen.
VIcToaIA. May IA. - The sealing
schooner Favorite arrived today. She
reports that the hull Of the wrecked
ship 81. Stephen las washed ashore ct
Olsyequot Sound, also that dead bsdiss,
canoes and spears had washed up bslow
Cape Flattery. They are supposed 10
have come from the Schooner Active.
She has long been thought wrecked
with eli on board perished.
The NanaImO Disaster.
NANATMo, May 1l.-YesteFday evening
the body of T. German vas recovered.
Today the bodies OF Wm. Hoy, John
Myles, Alex. MeDo. aid, W. Morris and
one unknown were brought to the s1r-
face. Alss there we're found tire bodies
of Wm. Sohales. Frank Tuttley. w. II.
Stephenson, John johnson and three
Cinnamon, which will all be brought up
this evening. Six white men and eleven
Chinamsn are yet to be found. These
last found bodies were badly burned
apparel or their peouliArity of form.
Work at the south field is likely to be
Fesamed on Monday. The public
schools will reopen then. At g public
meeting held last night Relief Com
mittee was appointed with the following
officers President. the Mayor Of Ma
maine Vice Presidents. the Mayors Of
Victoria, New Westminster and Van
couver Honorary Treasurer, 3. Robins;
Honorary Secretary, DIR. PTaeRer, and
committee Of tbirty-two With power TO
add to tseir number.
TIE OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
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